Victor Adetimilehin

Richard Jakpa defends the ambulance deal in court, explaining why the ambulances were initially unfit for use and the procedural complexities involved.

Dr. Kojo Essiem Mensah-Abrampa, Director General of NDPC, passed away after a suspected heart attack. His death has sparked tributes from various sectors.

Samuel Tetteh and Abubakar Sadick are set to stand trial for the murder of Private Sherif Imoro at Ashaiman, as decided by the TDC Magistrate Court in Tema.

Businessman Richard Jakpa testifies that the government breached contract clauses in an ambulance deal, absolving his company from financial loss responsibility.

Ghana’s Parliament approves a mining lease for the Ghana Bauxite Company, granting Ghanaians control of the mine for the first time in its history.

Ghana’s decision to host the 13th African Games in 2023 is proving to be a game-changer for the nation’s sporting landscape. According to Mustapha Ussif, the Minister for Youth and Sports, the significant investment in facilities has not only bolstered domestic training and competition but has also catapulted Ghana to the forefront of potential hosts for international sporting events.

A Ghanaian teacher trainee’s disappearance after leaving campus to retrieve a lost phone takes a tragic turn as her body is found murdered. The incident sparks safety concerns and calls for increased vigilance. Police are investigating the case.

Accra, Ghana is set for a major environmental push as the Ga Mantse launches a month-long clean-up campaign. “Let’s Keep Accra Clean” aims to tackle longstanding sanitation issues and create a cleaner, greener capital city. The initiative combines a city-wide clean-up day with educational programs, waste management reform, and community competitions.

Professor Rita Akosua Dickson, the first female Vice Chancellor of Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), has been reappointed for a second term. This historic decision extends her tenure until July 31, 2026.

A new report reveals a troubling trend of child marriage in Ghana’s Nkwanta North District, with over 1,000 children involved. Girls are disproportionately affected. Stakeholders including community leaders are working together to address this harmful practice through education and collaboration.